“It hurts, but we’ll be OK,” said Bert Schmidt, CEO of WHRO Public Media. “It’s just another example of attacks on the media.” Schmidt is reacting to President Donald Trump’s push to cancel $1.1 ...

If, like other Hampton Roads commuters, you instinctively turn the radio dial while battling morning traffic to find news or comfort in the oh-so-familiar voice of Steve Inskeep on “Morning Edition,” ...

The Arts Alliance, a regional nonprofit dedicated to enhancing the arts, has relocated its offices within WHRO Public Media’s headquarters. The move, according to a news release, symbolizes the ...

NORFOLK, Va. — Congress has voted to cut back roughly a billion dollars in federal funding for public broadcasting outlets, which means local public media stations like WHRO in Norfolk are facing ...

HAMPTON ROADS, Va. – Congressman Scott Taylor has pulled out of the upcoming debate between himself and Democratic nominee Elaine Luria ahead of the November election for Virginia’s second ...

Barry Graham sat on the floor of a windowless storage room, deep inside the maze of white hallways of WHRO. The radio host leaned toward a low shelf, scanning the tightly packed vinyl records, his ...

NORFOLK, Va. — WHRO-TV is temporarily off the air as crews make emergency repairs. According to a notice on its website, repairs are being made to the public media station's transmission system. "We ...

As a kid, John R. Morison watched television on a black and white set. Today in WHRO’s lobby, he walks past two high-definition tv screens that symbolize the station’s commitment to digital ...

WHRO Public Media is offering to everyone in Virginia access to its offering of 25 high school online courses. WHRO Public Media is owned by 21 school divisions and works with highly-qualified ...

John R. Morison, president and CEO of Hampton Roads’ public television and radio stations, said Tuesday that he will retire in June 2001. Morison announced his retirement plans at the annual meeting ...